Fiction-Food Café: My Dorky—I Mean Geeky! Valentines

February 13, 2014

My Dorky—I Mean Geeky! Valentines

Here are some silly Valentines I made for you! I had a ton of fun taking photos of some of the toys B, Smalls, and I have around the house. The pictures and text reflect my dorky sense of humor. I hope they make you smile! Feel free to share them with friends and family by sharing the link to this post, pinning to Pinterest, or saving the pictures and sending them to friends in texts, emails, etc.

Note: There are a couple Valentines below that are blank. You can add text to say what you want! And if you'd like to know where we acquired any of the toys please ask me in a comment!

(Click on the images for full size.)

And don't forget these Valentines that I shared previously:

(Be sure to check out the Chocolate Parfait post the above Valentine is paired with.)

(And here's the post for making homemade jammy dodgers!)

Which Valentine is your favorite? Tell me in the comments below!

3 comments:

UnknownSunday, February 07, 2016
These gave me an awesome idea. The Mister and I are trying to save up right now, so we don't want to spend a lot of money on Valentine's Day presents. I was thinking of making him a cake, but now I'm ALSO going to give him a dozen geeky valentines! One every day starting tomorrow, then 5 scattered throughout the house on Valentine's Day. Thanks for the inspiration! :)
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AnonymousSaturday, March 05, 2016
The Hunger Games one. Defenintly the hunger games!
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